What does INBA mean in ASSOCIATIONS

The International Natural Bodybuilding Association (INBA) is an international federation for natural bodybuilders which was established in 1992. It works to promote and organize natural bodybuilding competitions, promote healthy lifestyle and exercise habits worldwide, provide support for amateur athletes, as well as educate the public on the health and well-being benefits of proper nutrition.

Anyone interested in becoming a member of INBA must complete the online registration form through the organization’s official website. There are no fees required to join. Once registered, members will receive access to exclusive benefits such as reduced prices on event tickets, discounts on official merchandise, and eligibility to compete in future events.

Yes. INBA has an anti-doping policy that applies to all of its competitors during performances or training sessions, which requires athletes to undergo random tests throughout their competitive season. These tests look for any evidence of performance-enhancing drugs or other banned substances that could provide an unfair advantage over other participants in competitions.

To participate in an INBA event you must be at least 18 years old if you plan on competing professionally or 16 if you are competing as an amateur athlete.

Yes, there is a weight category system used by INBA defining competitors who weigh less than 105kg (231 lb), between 105kg - 120kg (253 lb), greater than 120kg (264 lb). This categorization helps ensure fair competition within each bodybuilding class taking into account factors such as size and height differences between individuals.

Yes, competitors are allowed to compete in multiple categories within one show up to a maximum of two categories with only one podium spot per category eligible for winnings.

Yes, female competitors are divided into two age divisions - Junior (aged 15-22) and Senior (aged 23+). Both divisions judge individual physique results separately due to their different physical development levels determined by hormonal differences from male competitors within those age groups.

Entry fees vary depending on the event itself however they typically range anywhere from $50 - 75 per competitor depending on location and complexity of the competition being held. All entry fees can be purchased directly through the organization’s website before registering for a particular tournament.

Yes, professional coaching is available from experienced trainers who specialize in helping both amateurs and professionals reach their highest level of success within the bodybuilding community during competition preparation periods leading up to each respective tournament.